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into effect on approval.

into effect on approval.
I4o-Providing that the terms of the cir
cult court shall be held in the Seventh judicial
| district as follows: Wasco, second Mon
day in February, fourth Monday in May and
second Monday in November; Morrow, sec
ond Monday in March and first Monday in
September; Gillian, first Monday in April
and fourth Monday in September; Crook, first
Monday in May and third Monday IN October;
goes into effect the first of July; next.
I4o-De6ning the boundary line between
Yamhill and Tillamook counties; went into
effect on approval.
I64--Amending the dairy law. but not al
tering its main purposes or provisions.
I6o-Incorporating the town of Springfield,
Lane county; went into effect on approval.
IS6-Dehning the boundaries of Linn Co.
Ioo-Amending the Eugene charter; went
into effect on approval.
2o3-Amending the East Portland charter.
Establishing the Office Of county clerk
OF Multnomah county goes into effect the hrst
Monday in July, 1883.
2IS-Providlng that the terms of the circuit
court in the Second judicial District be held as
follows: Douglas, second Monday in October
and first Monday in May; Curry, second Mon
day in June; Coos, fourth Monday in May and
third Monday in September; Lane, third Mon
day in April and first Monday in November;
Benton, fourth Monday in March and third
Monday in November; went into effect on ap-
proval.
222-Proyiding for per diem and mileage
of members of the legislature.
235-Amending the Arlington charter.
247-Amending the Ashland charter; went
into effect on approval.
2s7-AuthorizIng the directors of schoo!
district No. Al, Linn county, TO build school
house with district money now on hand
254-Creating the Office of county commits
sioner in Columbia county; goes into effect
after next general election.
27o-The general appropriation bill.
I37-Giying Portland authority to condemn
riparian rights of Bull Run River.
I67-Amending sec. IS, title 3, CLAP. al,
miscellaneous laws.
S6-Relating to sherif's fees in Coos and
Curry counties.
Io7-Relating to compensation of state
printer
38-Incorporating Medford.
46-Allowing holders of scalps of wild ami
mails to make proofs before justices Of the
peace.
Io2-Declaring the first Saturday in June
public holiday, to be known as Labor Day.
The act simply makes the day non Judicial.
I5-Regulating sale Of opium, etc.
44-Reducing the minimum price of school
and state lands, excepting agricultural college
lands, to $I.25 per acre.
73-Minor changes in the school law, and
| requiring public examination of teachers
IoS-Granting right of way through the
Riverview cemetery grounds to the P. & w. ".
railroad.
2SS-Authorizing Tillamook county to nego-
tiate loan of $1,000 to build court house.
S2-Glvlng county courts authority to fix
rates on toll roads, bridges, etc.; goes into
effect on approval
I47- Providing that school clerks of dis
trcts OF 1000 population be paid on moneys
collected by HIM as follows: First SEC, 900,
| above $40, 900, per cent. All cities under
1000 population, per cent. of all moneys col
lected; goes into effect Immediately.
24I-Amending Newport charter.
| 2II-Relating to Portland fire department.
26I-Amending the Dallas charter.
I32-Relating to the county judges salaries.
43-Proyiding for the maintenance of kin
dergartens as part ofpublic school system,
when directors in districts of 500 inhabitants
are authorized by vote Of the electors.
MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
II. J.. NJ. No. 2, praying for payment ol
certain specific Indian war claims to the
amount of $I3,S45.
H: NJ. No. 3, praying for improvement Of
the Umpqua river.
s. ]. NJ. No. 3, praying for the vacation o.
the Northern Pacific railroad grant between
Wallula TO Portland.
II. J. NJ. No. 4, praying that veterans o.
the Indian war of IS and So be pensioned.
5. ]. r. No. S, requesting representatives
in congress to secure law preventing alien
from grazing stock on public lands.
/ S. ]. III. No. 6, praying for the construction
of a boat railroad at The Dalles.
! S. ]. M. No. 7, prayingfor the appropriation
OF $500, 700 for Improvement Of the uppei
Columbia river.
| 81. M. No. 9, praying that suits b
brought by the general government to canoe
the land grant OF the Willamette Valley s
Cascade Mountain Road company.
S. J. r. No. 9, authorizing the superinten
dent OF public instruction to enforce the Law
for teaching physiology and hygiene in tn
public schools.
S. ]. R. No. 10, directing the secretary o.
state to publish the amended school laws il
pamphlet form.
S. ]. NJ. No. 10, praying for an appropria
ton to make road around Cape Perpetua
Benton county.
II. ]. r. No. 10, directing the secretary @
state to publish the road laws in pamphle
form.
II. ]. X. No. II, directing the secretar
of state to have copies of legislative journal
prepared for publication.
II. ]. r. No. I2, providing that all printin
authorized by the Legislature for any purpos
what ever be done by the state printer.
5. ]. K. No. II, appropriating $500 to en-
able the Oregon Pioneer society to publis
certain records.
S. ]. r. No. IS, authorizing the governor
IN person or by proxy, to represent the stat
' at the centennial anniversary Of the framing
the federal constitution, to be held at Phila
delphia September next.
!, 5. J. R. No. Is, praying congress to rein
!, burse settlers on the o. and c. railroad Ian
!, grant for excess above government price pal
u for lands.
!. S. J. r. No. Io, asking that veterans Of th
y Cayuse war be pensioned.
S. ]. K. No. 20, directing the secretary
. state TO send each memberof the present leg
: laturea copy of Hills code, when the sam
shall have been published.
Resolutions submitting three amendment
: to the state constitution-namely, prohibitin
II the liquor traffic, changing the time of stat
elections from June to November, and givir
the legislature authority to regulate the sala
Y les of state officers-were adopted.
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MARRIED.